IMP-076: Explain contract execution, evaluation and returned results - #19
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Updates the documentation introduction and authoring guide. Defines executor/evaluator, result including evidence, assessment and out/error while mapping them to existing function/responsibility interfaces.
Part of IMP-076, following the agreed language: “Contract authoring is expressing intent by composing requirements.”
This PR builds on the merged IMP-063 terminology changes. The coordinated canonical definitions live in openprose-language #3; merge it with or before dependent explanations. Historical evidence and versioned identifiers retain their original wording. Intent capture and contract-adequacy tooling remain deferred under IMP-078.
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